The described is a methodology of pre-identification and selection of projects that uses a systems analysis approach. The target of the methodology is identification of "project situations", that is sets of such problems that can be solved within a single project and whose solution contributes into softening many other problems of higher importance. Ranking project consistency and eduction of the opportunities to improve the project is performed by means of objective, alternatives and concern analysis.
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A simple approach of valuing environmental risks is described that allows maximal possible consideration of different sources of information about probable environmental risks and costs of riddance of them. The statistic technique is based on the results of (16).
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A brief description of the concept that is wholly presented in (39). It is stressed that synergism of projects included in the same programme should be at the centre of the analyst's interest.
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The suggestions on the improvement of the methodology described in (39) by means of human-computer systems, global computer networks and expert systems.
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Brief presentation of the approach described in (39). The results of other authors are specified that can contribute to the proposed human-computer system for composing investment programmes.
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Probably the title is more informative than the abstract itself :-). Some problem sets are specified on that not very expensive but efficient regional imvestment programmes can be based.
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The paper suggests a simple formalism to be used for optimal identification of a "project situation" at the stage of project pre-identification, for optimisation of project goals set at the stage of project identification and for optimal resource sharing at the stage of technical preparation.
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The paper continues the study presented in (96). It is suggested to apply a linear dynamic model as a base of objectives system representation instead of the static model, which was applied in earlier studies.
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An abstract of the presentation, which is devoted to the same problem as (99).
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Using two dairy corporate farms located in the Vyazma rayon of the Smolensk oblast, we evaluate the outcome of operations research methodology applied to co-ordination of investment plan of a farm with the agricutlutal anti-crisis program adopted by the oblast authorities. It is shown that the applied methodology avoids losses that are almost as large as the total amount of state budget inflows into the farm in the framework of the anti-crisis program.
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A brief representation of the approach extensively presented in (265).
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Non-published manuscripts

Optimal identification and composition of investment projects in agriculture (1999, pretends to be in English).
The paper suggests a simple formalism to be used for optimal identification of a "project situation" at the stage of project pre-identification, for optimisation of project goals set at the stage of project identification and for optimal resource sharing at the stage of technical preparation. A poster based on this paper was presented at the IAAE conference (Berlin, 2000).
 

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